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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-21
WuttcrmorO unO seIbfmorO.

Stem DOrf, 20. Stunt. - Der 22jaA-
rige 8Gne SObann gn9burg, Elm dnfretd,r,
R,edte beute 2lbeno in SrootIgH ieiue Jiut'
ter, nit nel6er er eiueu 8ortpeAiel gebabt
bate, burd brei Sdiiie in bic ltHte Bcaf
nieOer NIB i6OB fd oauu ieIbt in Oeu Y&aa
gen. glutter uaO SObu fHO t0otIIa oer
mnnhPt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-21

.. ST. & O 0E 8tem 8Ter er0Tz
net beute ieine meme gBirtbidaft yr.
425, 6orreif', jniideH DlcglberrB. uuO
yOmitrnBe, nit einem oeliiateu 2uHide. SetH
gerfeuiaft i'll Elm bOr3i9Iider Steff, Der
nebft Dem freuubIiheu gntgegeuiOmmen Ot5
BirtbeS bem Plage Oiele @6uner iaerH
mirb
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etmtm St8epntO'gertaHf


Grana5iTidle sfeGenIeoerHe 5aateHz Sdlube nit
mat Der SanO umgetueu0etem 9ooeH
in alen SreIten upO 9roBsni reseImdBlser
ieet So. 90.
gra6ttae SSnsoIa sSaHeH SMube uatt nit
Der S1no umge DenOetem Buoeu, be-
ionbeTe RItfdt aWi SequemIidtsit; regtIs
mdBigsr Brsis $3.50;
iest $s.f9.
8efeBte SantFns d1ube, SnnOatbstt, ber iuobIs
befanHte unb 6euuHberte S3,50'Shub!
lest $2.93.
g1shrsrs SunSsrt Baar 6srIeI6sH Sore, elm
gSen9 i'm Saoen uerIegen;
lest S2.49.
5Amen '5puooIa zSdluhe, Iuperbe5 adnsurubs
uH6 3tegeHltosr, nit 3uopfeH uuo Sduuz
ren, nit ooer Obne Tips, mobilize oorHebs
me Sbube, SO nsrtb;
irkt Sf9S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-21

SbEegeI, SIIBer, Rnbmrn, Stataettttt,
Ripbiaher aIltr @rt in eH0IOier aHs9agl
~ DEN billigheR BreiIeH 30 babea tii y 10
helm @dBarbt's GunfBau0Iung, 8r. 459,
@cTtsSaltim0reHrGbe. (246,u.t.S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-21

uufehTbnres g1itEI gegen D1alnTin, 9ospepFt,
Ge5ers uuo glerDsnlebeH, Nppetiu0faieit, Beroauz
ungsihpdde uH6 ale HimatliteH Bieber. Raois
iuItur gessH SopFsoeH uub Berftopfuug. Utuu forz
bere nuI n. &. 8outC uub feiR uubtres. so
Gents ole 5laihe. ". g. 3abutTopfen Nerve
Kiner) bsu 3obuibmerBeu iofort; Is Gents Die
Blaide. Su allen 4potbefen Bu babsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-21

DG~ 5u Der ygtar1IaHber 8ItHs
6eHsAufalt" an Charles SuaBe uub
Boundary. aOsuue fuOet DOuuerfug
Abenos l9r oaS ld6rIiae GOHjert Der 3d.
liuge iiatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-21
SLIPPERS.
SLIPPERS.

3, 8r Jaben elm completes aiornent in allen mos
wv. en- Sortsn. uniers nie0rsen Bretis perheH
.gnsn rniten a6iut iitsrn.
cserassLIPPERs IS, 98 Gents, $I,15,$1.39,
OXFORD TIES % Gts., $l.15, $3.50, s1.69.
SaHAI6Hbe 45 Gents.
ainOsr.s6abe nit sprtnssaofat, 9anSorbstt
tBt "a Gents.
sabS: :s6nbs % gts., 40 Gts., 90 cts.
lIaiere Strrtnz sdube finO in d3nliaem 8srs
9dltnIre 10 ttsb OILS IS Hur mo9It4 if, I'M gTsIIe
herabgeiest.
gBIr of1eTiTen
3srggsSn.St 9ouOarbeit, gu $3.98; tbaHahs
GIesante taI6gIsSsrne 9srrtnsgduBe, gBarOmsu,
lidtr 2Bertb $3.50.
8urts falbsleOcrne Sdube, oIs bic pi.Iannoncirten
$3'5QzStu3s UoPI0staHnt iset s2,39,
@a aoEsr. app fno fsft entfaroHen, otsfen uufs
Sci AOEer. raumun8s Berfauf erfoIsreta gu
Sci @SIer. MAIDEN, unO Babeu BeButs grrstauus
Sci ROEsr. Sisfes 8pedes in ieoem D,payt,ment
set aOIsr. bic Prstfs rsou8irt,
Sci ADLER. sn unfsrsn aasIeoe.5enfern 5a6sn
set aOIer. mir stntge gpeBtaIttdten. 0'rinnsn
Sci ISIer. i'm aaOeu nod iDeit mebr.
Sn 3ufunft psrOen oue uniere Baaren nit
potentirsr Gnmsfs' unO anpab sU1aiatue BergeR,at.
$. g. @tOGer,
Rf: 221, saS'eWtaW.straBs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-21

~ BertbboIIe Austunft. @er
on Dnspepfie uuo ben iibeln 6olsen zines in
lluoronuna serutbeuen UtageEs leioet, miro
SurG ben @ebrau6 BON Or Chalmers 6eilz
tiHftnr grose Grlsidteruns erlansen. Sie
if6rft bic geroen. ridtet bas Spfem pie0er
auI, ruft trsfflids @sluft berpOr uub ioQte
fi.ts, trenn Elm 3onicnm n6tbis III, anasueu.
bet tpereen. greis 81. Sci Setb g.
Sauce & Comp, Rr. 80, Of. (uen; ulte
gIr. 1903, sBeii') Baltimore StrGBe, an bas
ben. (127-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-21
SOEaf- Wott3ett.
Die BON Srm, y. 9. stOIer
pateAtirte FiiraIins GrEnOune elmer @nutsH
uuO gIupafJtsT30I

pateAtirte fiiraIiss GrftnOuns elmer 1nmsiTe'
uao gIupafItsRaihine
bat bi. 3unf Der Sdubia6ritation oolRdnbis reoos
IutiOuirt unIer groIg nit bicier Taibine iir Spnz
benarbeit tsbt obne 9IeeH 90. 9ieie ReiuItate bas
ben uns befpOssn, unitr seiommtes SdubIager io'
UobI fir 9amsn, tuie fhr SsrreR nit 9llie 6ieie
Uun6sroOnsH Rnfdtue 9srBuitsGsn, uHO mir min
iden jsOen lett OOrrdtbssu nutb bsm alien geriabs
rsu anssfertgteH Gdu9 los gu fUerssn. I'm Dies gu
betpertfsligen, ieseu mir beuts
etuEH 9tScp ntO'gertauf
Der 9eIammten Sorrdtbe uHisres enormsH AHortis
ments sIesanter Shube gu Brsiisu,
tueIdle SsOsrmauu aHm RauIea n6tbiseR,
in Scene.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-21
NeRe Mnietgen.
Strri4t CUR gugsB tir rinru guaar
+, .,RHtibeas sbwata" bet Setrottet SIsipefBs
6abrtf an!

,,Sutf6eas sbWati" bet Setrottsr SIstpetBs
6abrif an.
Die fuertboOuF. gntSsduns in Der SeIfarbens
8Iante Ddbreno ser IeBen 5iDansig Sabre.
Cine 6arben6ede 9ibt einem alteH 8ussb bas
hDdraefe SdDarB, 6as man ie geieben, iotuie einen
SGl0HrH glanB obne Sddrung.
@s ift eine yiiihun9 BON 9eIfarbe un0 5irniB unb
sntbGI feinen aip6alt!
IS TT It4r tdhe HH6 Sauerbatt uno betommt tens
92iiie.
Setn Satrsn! Rein Ret6en Seine grtrasTlbe!
Der Ttrnis III in ber SSar6e.
gBlr flbrteI 6ieie TarbeRzSorts BueIf elm. Se5t
9ibt ss 40 ytatabmungeH.
Ulan muB ieHe ilr gut bolten! ErmieIiges 3eus
mad1t man nittt Had1
gs uertauit iid1 RAID unb bringt benz 9dubIer slea
Profit.
gtan sebe fiber, bas man Detroit White Lead
Works Carriage-Paint" bstomWt, unb Hebme
ttine an6ere.
3nei Sueenb 8annen In etner eiffe; iebe Rnnne
reitht bum Anitreidben elmer Rutihe aus,
YlGu ribte Sefeuunsen per Bop on
&trf6b6er9, Sollanoer s Gontp.,
C74-) Baltimore, WD.
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Sdlnl- -l1mterridlt miiu.
GklrktifAt Buf6neiOr- -Sdulf.

GFIeftiiaes Samen saaetOer ssiteH.
8Ieioermudeu gu eiHer 8ifenidaft erbobeH.
g1aoame T1nIGtIOn,
gtr. 2OS, gIpro-GbarIesz, nabe 9ertngtunftrase,
baltimore, U2o., unierneift RIeioermaherHnen uuo
8omen i'm Bripnueben in Dem etettiiben DameHs
Sdneloer=SGftcm obne Aumenoung BON Saren1
Sldttten obtr Nnihine. Tuiter peroen nab NanB
sslhnlttsn; unbe6H9t tsin gBte6eranpaiien; 3ufrez
seuteuung aarantirt Slsiber ieoer Ar 5ugei6HttteS
unb aut Seitellun9 9emad nab turBer 9ioti5 unb 5u
m6Btgem Brelie.-9benos often, Dlan laiir ftb @irs
tuore bolen. gs iit pon 3uihneibern anertannt,
IS 9sbt glidts tber etnen Tailor Square.
(U1drB19, ,6Dlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-21
@rose 4usnabI BON
E. Stladrtner & s0hnett,

CIR. 526 uub 528, @eft. Baltimore. Srase.
Ststs Oorrdtbig cine grOse ausDabt G1raHits uuO
U1armor=@rabfteine, Ntguren, SaIen C. ScIeIz
Iungen auf DRobelpatten, BuBb0osn. Bdn6beileta
bungen &C. tu ben bili9ittn Breiien aus8eia9rt.
LCfntiR-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-21

p0 Rurfrt unfeBIbar SuHen, Ra.
tarrb, SetIerfett, b6fen Sats, ggF0.
ma, 8ranne uaS aHs st6rmnseu oer
2ltDmuH8sUr8aae.
Seiucn liu6un6en GinfluB ouf 6ie an.
gegrifeuen gtBmpng8 0rganc Ocr6autt
Ell Der &batiade, 0oB feline getan0tBcile
sic wirtiamtcn befanntcn 9rufmittcI
iinO. Der 6auPt6cfloa0t5cir 1T Ser 5ouig
Ser 2ln6Orn (Horohonnd) BFan}e, nit
Ser Abies Balsamea O6cr Balm ofGilead
8emiIa Oerbuu6en. 9}cbcu 6icicu cat5aIt
CT fInf pcjtere bOtaniIde glementc, pe(de
Die @tfomteit be6cnten6 Ocr1arteu.
0tejeni8en, Delae 9at@8 Honey Of
Horehound pn0 Tar ge5rau6cn, uers
facru, 6aB CT in alien 6aQen uunOerbar
5cilen0 wirft, mo Oie 2ltBmung5sOrgans
an9c8rjficn in0, un0 ooB feline Ijrtang
cine un8cmcin raide iit. Gr cut5aIt 6urdz
aus 9!idta, mas Dem 0tagen naatbcilig
icin t6nte, fat einen auBerF angeue5meu
@cidmot uu6 pir6 gu einem PreiIe Ocrs
fault, petder e8 ielbt Qeaicnigen nit Be-
idrantten D}itteln eru6gliat, ,oc7cn8o9L
tBctcn tbejl5aftig gu per6n.
&in0ern 1T er, penn je BON Group o6er
8eud5u1en befalen pOrOcn, 6ur5 feline
ttuOsrn0cn Gt8cufdofteu ie9r btcnttB.
gr pirb BON 9lPOt6etern urO D2e6i3in.
Ban6lern aucrwart8 0ertauft in 6lai5en
81
25, 50 Gents nno 81.
Die 9r6Beren 6laIaen fa6 OerBalni5.
maBig 5iQiger.
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Die sntfaBrts 8rdHu.

Bart8. 20. Suut.-9er &unalt Der Eaz
mile Gampos bat eine 8slobruug BON $1,000
iiir Die Qorefe Der @rdfu Wsrceoes D&arti.
neg @ampOs augebOten uuo OertiiuOst, oaB
Die 6amiIIe bic Nbenteurer, meIde nit Der
@ntIubruug in Serbtuouug 1eBeu, 9ertttlid
bglOHgeH mub.
@uTtOeuf, nit neItem bic @rdfiu Gam.
pos eptlaufeu 1T, iOu eigeHtIia Ulleloaque
btiBeH. yiad6em OerIelbe i'm Iateuli6eu
Ytsrtel eiu pabres 3igeuuerlebeu gefiibr.
bate, Durbe er Sefretdr Oes 6cr;og8 D 4u.
OIiiret Basquter unb Ipdter our1 SEN Sin
fluff bes 6rH. g1mbetta Glerf in Der Depr
tlrtenIammer. 8ieie SteluuQ CAB er i'm
Iseten 6ebruar auf. Die grdTu If Ofieubar
in IhT nprIiphf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-21
Efe fnhnfifdIe Lrane.

Non6O on, 20. Suu.-0te Df0rte bat 0Or1
geihlagen ben 8errag nit guglaHO in Be
Bug aui Ggppteu oabiugcbeHo 7u mooiiigireu,
ooB Die GTrfei, I'M Sale mad Dem Qb}ug
bcr Griteu aus ggppIeH Heue llHrubeH Oort
entfisbeu, ienes Eauo belebeu un0 ie mad
@eliebGu ole gH9IdHoer nm Beiftauo eriIz
den Unsr cB uulerloTeu tauH. garI Salt8=
bur bat fb Beweigert, aui ieHe gtoOtf3i.
mun elu3u0ebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-21
SrIsus.

Qpubou, 20. Suni. =. Sn Der gdbe BON
Siqarnsg, Srluub, feuerttu beute Borulittag
unbelannte PerIoneu BON einem Siuterbalte
aus uuF Sru. Goparb Wiorrosb Bernard, ei.
mem 6rieoeusrittsr, uu6 oeiieu Trau, melhe
cine SpnBieriabrt madtsu. 8as @bepaar
entfam unUerIsst, aueta iBr Pfsro uuEOe
Bermnnoet.
GOrf, 20. sunni. - Die 6euRer mebrerer
6duIer, pelde beute aben6 5u Gbren bes
SubilGums Der S6nigiu 8iitoria iuumiuirt
maren, murOeu BON einsm glob bemolirt.
Die Sumultuauteu riefeH: ggs Iebe Bars
neil! CUR pole mt Der 86uiginl" Die 30.
liaei. Bic bel ibrem griheiRen 6ur@ Steius
ntrfe beeriBt uuroer jerfteute bic Rubef5s
rCT.
StaIffniid9e 8saaetass@abLeu.
Rom, 20. Stunt. - 8ei ben @emeiubes
mabIeu erhislteu bic herifnIeu Gau6ioateu
1000 StimmeH msbr, ole bel irseuo elmer
irnberen gBabI uOu ben sIeritaIea abseseben
muIbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-21
sc @trren IN EentraI. glaetl.

VOn6 % n, 20. Suni.-@ine DepaIbe Der
oDaiIg gteU5" aus Simla beftreitet ole Ia9=
ritt aus gabOre, baB Die iH0tde Regjerung
Seiebl aus gOnoOu erbatteH babe, GrupPeu
rad Der nfgbuuiiden @reuIe 3u ididtu. Die
8epeidle erfldrt fsruer, eS iei MID mabr, 0aB
bic ruiTide 8egieruug Sttauoer Gbau gum
@ou0erneur ooH BeHidOeb erHaunt babe
8eter8burg, 20. Suui. - gaut 8epez
ihcH Gus GsiabaO fHo Die meifeu @lil;alS,
myIde biFber 6em Gmir pou 4fgbauifllH
rcd IO9aI gebIiabeH Uursu, iett UoH tbm ab
gefGueu. Sic Suiurgeuteu babeu Die ,Guetz
tah gahu" 3u 3eri10ren Dtriuht, uuO Oie B.l.
ten beieltgeH oereH 4usgaHgepuult 3u @u=
llitQu5&Qre3,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-21
s.. g. Woler,
Qer 9entf6e Correspondent.

Rf; r.. 221, eaS'eat"tp'straBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-21

QOnbou, 20. Sunt.-0er beutide RroH.
priuJ bielt bsute cine 8s0He ii6er etue Qus
lubI SduItiuoer gu S1oeubam. @r bat um
@ntI6uIoisung, neil er Hidt i'm StaHOe
mar, auf Die ibm bur9ebradte SemiaIOmms
nun9 gebIbren6 3u nntmorten. Der Rron.
priu3 mar ui4t I'M Stauoe, lauter, als i'm
TltiGtertoue 81 reoeu.
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8eIotgntGe uut elm Sd1ulIf1fR.

.gOrf, 90. getreffs Oes
Sdulihifts ct. Diutg'8," peIdes am %.
DiOi BON yferp 2OuOon abgiug uRO am 10. D.
Iits. in 6u9al, N5Oren, iauig mar, MAIDEN
fidb &eiurdtuuaeH geItenO, 6l nod fatEe
ytadridt uber oeiieu Nnfunit bier angelangt
1T uno baiielbe oaber nObI aud nod uidt
6aDal erreidt bat. SerIhjeoeue Uiitglieoer
0tS ShR!ratb8, melde oartiber iHterpsujrt
pulbeH, neiHten, baS Sdlfi lei nabriheins
l9 bird cOntrdre 8iube 5uriidgebalteu nor,
oeu; mtltere 8efirdmugeu begtsH iis ui9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-21

B0~ Rurtrt tanfeBI0ar SWifen, Ga.
tarrb, GetTcrFett, b5Icn GalS, gF8.
ma, Branne uaS aue st6rmnaeu Ser
2ltBwun8s Ur8aHe.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-26
THE INTER-STATE COMMERCE
LAW.

The following article from the Utter
Idaho ID corroborativ, of the position
taken by this paper heretofore OH the
result Of the Interstate Commerce LAW,
to. wit: that the hwy is benefit 10 the
railroads ut the exp nse of the people.
The Int-r. idaho sayh:
This law. which wns os ensibly en-
acted for the prot. ction of the people
generally. il DULY proving to he the
most pernici"us piece of Legislation ever
enacted. II it had b. ell designed to in
jure the miuer, the Ianchrr, the mer-
chant, aud aid the railroads, it could
not have been more effective. 1t simply
Imposes II tax on the Whole people to
sustain nh expensive commission com.
posed Of lawyers lacking the capacity
or sympathy or Knowledge to deal with
the questions involved. Instead o:
lower freights the rates have recently
almost doubled upon everything brought
to Hniley 10y ruil. Mr.. Hnlloels, of the
Haiey Iron Works. says bis shipments
which were heretofore received and
paid for rs fourth -clnss, are now, under
the new Inv, rated M first class max
ing the charges nbout double. So t. is
with al goods coming in, and the only
result is tn It there mu It b. an advance
in the price of every necessary which
has to be brought in 10y the rail.
road. The very law itself advances
freight InteS fully twenty per cent.
and this advance the people must
pay. The railroad companies are
still on top-5rinins the life-b!ool
from the people-anl that too
under the workings ofa law to which
they had looked forward rs n ere
deemer coming" There now seems to-
be but one remedy-let the people
everywhere org Inize for tho nbrosntion
of this law and bring such inf nencr to
bear upon Congress that our represent
tatives will wipe it off the statutr at the
next session, and also enact Is plain,
commDn-Sense law that will meet the
requirements of the people.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-26
A Valuable, Work.

P"rlcy's "Reminiscences cover u won.
derfulIy interesting period, dating back
to tho election of John Quincy Adams
aud including the exciting times in
which those giants, Clay, Webster Ev-
erett, Jackson. Calhoun, Vrn Baron,
Folk, Houston, Steward, Stevens,
Douglas, Snmuer, DnvR, Lincoln,
Grant, and u host of others fuurished.
At the beginning of this period Wash
inglon Was i'll its infancy, but it has
grown with the Years iuto one of the
most extended and elegant of cities.
The history Of this growth Mr.. Foore
gives from his own observation, enliven-
Ing tho storey with many Of those
oharlninS little incidents with which all
Ais writings sparkle. The nation s
darkest days. ns well Ms some Of it's
brightest, are included in the times Of
which these volumes treat, and thSy ill.,
clude az much Of national romance as
any equal period in any nntion's his
tory. This fascinating book ~ pub.
lished in two volumes 10y Hubbard
Brothers, 1923 Chestnut St, Philadel.
Phia, ind cab be procured of A. L..
Bancroft IL Co., COZ Market ST., San
Francisco.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-26
BORN .
FERNALD:--In EIko. April &c. 1887. 30.
the wife of Frank FeInuld, a daugh-
ter.
TO STOCKMEN.

On or abont May LIST will off for
sale at Beowawe. ca.-load of choice
high grade young BULLS. Shoit Hopn
the Loupevnle Stock Ranch, i'll Eebras-
kA. They IRE well developed animals,
hardy, and suitable for good service in
range herds, and will be sold mt from
S65. to 500 per head. Come and See
them. Write fpr particulars.
q. NJ. Dixon,
Sacramento, Cal q.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-26

Tho wife of Cornelius GrIswold, II
Montana rancher, while OH her death.
bed called her husband to her side, bid
him farewell, and adjured hi,n never TO
marry agnin. AS be kheIt by the bed
the dying woman raised hutchct, which
she had concealed under the cover.
Let, and dealt her uususpec,ing husband
Q blow which destroy one OF his eyes
and distigured linn for life.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-26
NOTICE.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ pHrtnership heretofore existing under
the firm name and style of Lou Patker L Co.,
has bcsp dissolved b. mutual consent. The ac-
counts duo The tate firm wall be loft with Mr..
4 Is. Jaqucs at Toano for collection, who will
carry Oh the brisness Of Forwarding and Com.
mssi3n mcrchaht, under the Grm nam. of II.
u. JHsqaes& Go. ~ SL8QJ l.G.a.
LOU PARKER.
A-9'Sld. T.B. JAQuEs.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-26

CHERIElNo QUIL1C1, PlAintif,
Ts.
JOSEPH PEARSON Defendant
The State of Nevada sends Greeting to Jo
Reph Feur toD, defendant:
You sfe II reby Summoned to apncar before
me. at my "fticn i'll pruceInonf. IL the Coun
~ "f Elko, on the 9th day OF May. A. ID. 1887
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, in MI action brought
"g"insI you by said plaintiff, tn answer the
compliant Of the above named p iniif
Sid aciior is brought to rccn, or Ill S,sum II
wnIy-fye and Sixty Two ono hu ui.rcdtil
!S25.G2!. Doll RS. wal money. Twe.ty 1901
Dollars of the aforesaid amount Ter mon, Y
loaned 10 y IL. and Fiv.' and Sixty.two one.
Lundrrdih [S5 CT Dollars being Cor goods.
wares and inc,chandiae flrn,s hid TO YOU BY
plrintiG ut your instance, erd r. Quest, or
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amount, together with costs OF this suit n You
fail to "ppoa" answer.
Il" the SEcI iII~u- any Constable o. sal G un.
~. Greeting: Maxi legal service aru dus re-
tnIn hereof.
Given under nv hand this
4th day OF April. \. d. 1897.
FF!HNtIS }. KELLY,
Justice Of the Peace OF
9'l2-td. said SprucPm0nt township
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$500 EWAED.

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belonging o any member Of the Nevada Live
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II. S. NIXON, Secretary.
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NOTICE.
Dissolution of Partnership.

~ OTTO: IS lIEEEBY CIV EN- THAT THA
~ Partnership heretofore existing und"
tho firm name and style OF James Dsain Il co..
has been dissoived by, ,np.ual consent. ~
notes and accounts duo the firm OF james
Brain & Co. will be coilecle and all iudt"
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Brain, who will continue the Saddle ard hat
ness business az solo proprietor at tho 0'o
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III SANTA Able is only soil in
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POND Il LAWSON.

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NOTICE OF FORFEIT
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l. Your hti:s, assigns, and alb ersoLs
holding under yor:
You IRE hereby rn'ffcd tllat the undt rsIcncd
hes expended in labor and coin, the nee, ssnry
amount r. qured by law In order to hold min
ing ground. as will api car By certificate Fl ell IN
tho Office of the Rec jrd.r Of Elko County, State
of Nevada, to wi: (Such mining locations
being situated III Cope Miuius District, in the
County OF Elko. statr of Navadah On the
"Rising SUM-" tho "Hillside" and the ma.
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publication. you fail or refuse to con tribute
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PROGRAMME OF NOVELTIES.

Grand March at 9 o'clock.
At 10 O'Clock the Minuct, with the shapcly
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and will he danced ut the Masquerade for the
first time in Nevada.
at 1850, Drawing for the Prize.
AT II, Walking for Colo; aud Silver medal.
Prizes distributed ut 1::.,o and dancing Till day
light.
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Navel Oranges and Cocoanuts, AT
Henley's.
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ItULESh
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Only those in costume and mask will be al
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Judges to BE- selected from among the spccta-
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All :pust unma5k to the Committee of Iuspec-
ton at the door.
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Buy WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP. It's
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Kinks Blue Iwiia Soap, best on
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y PRIZES! .
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appropriately engraved, for hest gent walker
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Floor NSTcctOr..
KING CARNIVAL AND QUITE.

PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Spectators. 80. 90
All Ladies and Children so
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SUMMONS.
FAlias.f

Tn THE JUSTICES COURT OF SPRUCE
mont Township, i'll 'he County OF ElRo,
State OF Nevada.
CHERIElNo QUILICI, Plaintiff.